Personal care
Bathing, showering, grooming, dressing, oral care, and toileting — handled with privacy and dignity.
- Bed baths and assisted showers
- Incontinence and toileting support
- Skin and nail care
Mobility & transfers
Safe movement around the home for clients at risk of falls, including equipment-assisted transfers.
- Bed, chair, and toilet transfers
- Walker, cane, and wheelchair support
- Range-of-motion and positioning
Daily living support
The everyday routines that keep someone independent at home.
- Meal planning, cooking, and feeding
- Medication reminders
- Light housekeeping and laundry
Safety supervision
A consistent presence for clients who shouldn't be alone for long stretches.
- Fall-risk monitoring
- Support for memory-related wandering
- Home hazard checks
Respite care
Scheduled relief so family caregivers can work, rest, or travel without worrying.
- Regular weekly blocks
- Short-term coverage for trips
- Full handoff of the care routine
Companionship
Conversation, routine, and social contact for clients living alone.
- Errands and appointment company
- Activities and hobbies
- Regular family check-in calls
Scope
What we don't do
Being clear about this saves everyone a phone call. PSS caregivers are not nurses, and there are tasks that fall outside what we are licensed to provide.
Skilled nursing
Wound care, injections, IV therapy, and catheter management require a licensed nurse. We can refer you to a home health agency.
Medication administration
Our caregivers provide reminders and can hand a client their pill organizer, but they do not dispense or administer medication.
Medical transport
We don't provide non-emergency medical transportation. Coverage for this is usually separate — ask us and we'll point you to it.
Need care for someone?
Send a referral and we'll come back to you the same business day with a yes or no on coverage.